Thrust Vector Control (TVC) lets rockets steer by tilting their engines, changing the direction of thrust mid-flight. Used by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and Starship, TVC replaces fins in space, guiding rockets with precision. Through dual-axis gimbals, simple trigonometry, and real-time control, rockets stay stable and on course. From large boosters to student-built models, TVC is the key to modern rocket control and reusable spaceflight.

Arduino is a fun and beginner-friendly way to dive into the world of electronics and coding. It’s a small, affordable device that you can program to perform various cool functions, such as blinking lights, sensing motion, or even building your robot.

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